A larger dose of vitamin D may decrease psychiatric symptoms at school age

Medical Xpress / Tampere University / JAMA Network Open ^ | May 23, 2023 | Samuel Sandboge et al

[BobL]

Getting the Groomers out of our schools would also help kids avoid psychiatric problems.

[bert]

Well, OK, not mandatory but rather strongly recommended

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

May be why mothers used to send kids out to play in the sun rather than handing them an electronic baby-sitting device.

Exactly what I was thinking.

[zeestephen]

I recently read that elderly folks who take a standard multi-vitamin dose of Vitamin D each day have lower rates of dementia.

I cannot recall if Conservative Mind posted that, or, if I read that on one of the science websites I visit each day.

[al baby]

yes its simple go outside and play till the street lights come on

[spacejunkie2001]

Totally agree, but it is magnesium that makes 350 other nutrients and systems sync and fall into place

[bobbo666]

Just be mindful of side effects of large continuous doses. A lot of folks are sensitive — what is large for YOU is deadly to them.
Make your doctor spell it out.

[CatHerd]

And why mothers and nannies once took babies out for “fresh air and sunshine” on an almost daily basis, long before we even knew there was such a thing as Vitamin D.

[I want the USA back]

Kids should not have psychiatric symptoms at school age. The fact that some do, is itself THE problem.

[utahb52]

So, how long until vitamin D is attacked by the left as transphobic and banned in California?

[utahb52]

I guess it’s a good thing I had Cheerios with milk everyday for breakfast.

[Worldtraveler once upon a time]

I do also.... strongly recommend. I think had this been stressed in the US and in Europe in February 2020, things would have been much different. But the von der Leyen team wanted that elusive digital pass. Bets wishes.